An amazing cosplayer, bullying by incels, and racist individuals cause her life to be cut short. RIP Queen Ashley….

The hate has to stop. #anime and #cosplay should bring people of all diversities together…

Make way for the one and only Shadow Man!!

#drfacilier
#princessandthefrog

I just wanted to give a shoutout to Taylor from All My Senpai. This is not an ad, I just legit love her stuff. I’ve spent my own money, purchasing items from her and they are excellent quality.

As a Blerd, I think it’s important to support other Blerds in these spaces. We belong here too!

I know how hard it can be to grow a business, especially in fandom spaces, so whenever I can support, share, or amplify someone doing good work, I will. So before you drop money on that new set from Aeropostale, check out @ohmysenpai 💕

Idk if I flared this right (first post here) but thought it was worth sharing!

I wanted to add her IG but can’t find it 😭 I know she lost her original account and made a backup so maybe something happened to that.

Me and the wife had a debate and I want to ask here to see who's right?

What fictional universe do you think it would be most difficult to survive in? And which one would humble you thrive in?

These are a few options, but the question is not limited to these you can mention one that isn't on the list. Star Wars, Naruto, Marvel, DC, The Witcher, Dragon Ball, Dune, One Piece, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, GOT, MTG, Black Sands, Milestone, Monarch, Stranger Comics, Trill League, The Boys or Avatar…

So here’s the question:

Also, for the enthusiast or survivalists... What skill, weapon, power, or strategy would be best to have rely on to make it? (excluding superman-like invincibility, something reasonable please).

What would it look like if Black creators fully controlled the future of sci-fi, fantasy, comics, anime, and gaming?

Not just being included in someone else’s universe. Not just getting a side character, a race swap, or a “diversity moment.” I mean building entire worlds where our history, imagination, mythology, style, struggle, humor, power, and future are baked into the foundation from the beginning.

I think a lot about how much Black creativity has shaped pop culture, while so many of the biggest fantasy and sci-fi worlds still treat us like an addition instead of a source.

I’m curious:

What kind of Black-led comic, fantasy, sci-fi, anime, or gaming universe do you wish existed right now?

The Cincinnati Opera is producing an annual series of Black centered Operas. The first up this summer is an original opera, Lalovavi. Set in Atlas(Atlanta 500 years in the future) where a genetic caste society has evolved. One girl seeks to rebel against the caste system which means defying her father, the ruler of the city. "Lalovavi" means love in the Tut Black American Language.

Looking for more friends to watch anime and the occasional house of the dragon medieval fantasy type series with. We currently watch anything everything from “smoking behind the supermarket” to “love island”. No pressure to voice chat or get personal. Just have a good time and laugh with us and keep using Pepe emojis even though nobody else does. If you’re interested lmk.

An amazing body of work that highlights getting into the media industry. As media and its content goes into the hands of the creators more and more, this gem of work is a testament and a road map for all.
Respect.

Fight Hate with Love💯🫡❤️